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The Crookston High School is looking to help its students look for colleges in new areas across the state and country by opening up their Post-Secondary Education Options (PSEO) classes to have students expand what colleges they could be looking for, what undergraduate choices are available, and what colleges best fit for them. The School’s […]
In the Winter of 2020, Crookston High School Community Corrections teacher Travis Oliver applied for a Community Roots grant of $5,000 from American Crystal Sugar in Crookston, MN, and a State Grant from the Minnesota Department of Education-Pine to Prairie. Luckily and graciously, he was awarded both grants and used the grant money to purchase
The Crookston High School’s Community Projects Class is back for another year of projects for students that took woodworking and metalworking classes and use the lessons they’re taught to complete various projects for the school or the community. The class was introduced last year and is taught by Industrial Education Teacher Travis Oliver. Who takes
On Wednesday, May 18, the Crookston High School Community Projects Class visited DEE Inc. in Crookston as part of a class trip. Students from multiple classes took part in the trip as most students did not know what DEE in Crookston made. The class was greeted graciously by management and given a tour of both the
Today, the Crookston High School Community Projects Class visited Arctic Cat in Thief River Falls for a tour. 24 students went on the visit that included a factory tour with all the different stations throughout. They saw the production of Side by Sides, ATV’s and Snowmobiles, and the visit included guest speakers from the plant
The Crookston High School’s Community Projects class has created another project, for the Crookston Sports Center and some hockey veterans. Crookston High School students Hunter Knutson, Jaren Bailey, Sam Stewart, Jack Doda, and Jackson Demarais completed an addition to the Crookston Hockey Teams display board tables along the top level of the Crookston Sports Center
